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The real issue is this concept of putting a frame in a website that you click on and then automatically does something with your credentials on another site. It
by DrSprout 16y ago
The real issue is this concept of putting a frame in a website that you click on and then automatically does something with your credentials on another site. It really should be handled by a browser toolbar plugin (for those who want this obnoxious feature) not by something that sites can embed to use your credentials as they see fit. It's fundamentally insecure.
- marcusbooster 16y agoYou don't have to use the iframe, that's there for the people who don't want to use the fbml markup and javascript in their own pages.
- iamdave 16y agoYou mean like...StumbleUpon?